Raiders Take Final Davenport Game 7 to 4
Cedar Rapids Raider lefty James Hayes worked through control problems walking eleven but via nine strikeouts and six hits earned a 7 to 4 win over the Blue Sox. Hayes batted three singles and Russ De Forrest homered with two singles as Webb and Gasaway added two hits apiece. Hayes left with a nine inning stint cut short by walks in the ninth. Dick Elston closed out the last three outs.
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Brown To Remain As Secretary Of High School Body
George A. Brown of Des Moines begins a three year term as executive secretary of the Iowa High School Athletic Association after an 11 percent salary increase to 4000 dollars per year. L. L. Peterson was elected to fill the central district director seat. Van Orden abstained early from voting.
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George A. Brown
Des Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
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Grinnell
Vern Young
Ames
van Orden
Mapleton
Brown
Ted Saur
Fairfield
F. J. Moore
New Hampton
O. C. Varner
Diagonal
Sioux City to Open With Raiders Tonight
This morning's rain raised doubt about Hill Park but if the grounds dry out the Raiders start a four game series with Sioux City at 8 15 tonight at home led by prospects of debut.
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West Side
Raiders
Tobin’s Whiskers Edge Marvin In Cedar Park Arena Show
Tobin and Marvin headline a Cedar Park arena wrestling card with Tobin’s whiskers seen as a cushion against Marvin’s jaw crusher. Local stars Wampler Vakturoff meet again while Ed Kruml faces Cliff Thiede in a competitive opener.
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Tommy Marvin
Eddie Jennings
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Tobin
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Ivan Vakturoff
Vakturoff
Wampler
Scranton
Ed Kruml
Nebraska
Joe Stecher
Kruml
Cliff Thiede
Thiesen Leads Light Club to 6-0 Win Over Rock Island
Thiesen of the Light Club held Rock Island to two hits and led a 6-0 M and J league victory at Daniels Park. Kimball and Schaeffer pitched for the Shops with a shuffled lineup. four runs came in the fourth aided by a walk wild pitch and a balk. Sturm scored in the fifth after a rocketed error and a steal attempt.
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Lewis decision over Anderson in overweight title bout
John Henry Lewis, light heavyweight champion, won a clear 10 round decision in New York against Sweden's John Anderson in an overweight non-title affair. Anderson mounted a game challenge but Lewis held the edge throughout the bout.
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John Anderson
Sweden
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Lewis
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Porto Rico
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
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Ariz
Chicago
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Aberdeen
Wash
Adolpha Winter
Green Bay
Wis
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Frankie Caris
Philadelphia
Frolics Meet Brown Derby In Wednesday Softball Clash
The Frolic club softball team faces Brown Derby at Frolic Field on Wednesday night at 8. It is the first matchup of the season between the two squads.
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Frolic Field
Waterloo Hands Omaha Hood s 8 to 2 in Iowa
Waterloo jumped ahead with eight runs in the second inning and cruised to an 8 2 victory over Omaha to extend its win streak to seven and give the Robin Hoods their fourth straight loss. Plummer homered, Michaels' bases loaded triple, and Koch doubled as Waterloo piled up seven hits and five walks. Smith earned the win with five hits allowed despite wildness. Hemingway finished. Des Moines beat Sioux City 9 4 as Bonetti struggled, Lotz relieved, and Harris pitched to close.
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St. Ludmila Beats St. Matthews 13 to 9 in Softball
St. Ludmila rallied from an 8 to 2 deficit at Frolic field after Wiesniewsky left the mound for Patriek and drove to a 13 to 9 victory. Next Thursday St. Patrick's faces Immaculate Conception on Frolic field at 8 o'clock.
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Unclear Baseball Box Score from Chicago Philadelphia Game
Reading shows a detailed box score with players Radcliff Piet Haas Puccinelli Kreevich Johnson Dykes Sewell and others for Chicago and Philadelphia. It records runs hits errors and pitching changes, noting winning run timing and various in game events across 9 innings plus extra notes.
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Dimaggio Homers as Yankees Top Cardinals In 9 Inning Tilt
New York defeats St Louis 3 to 0 at home as Dimaggio hits a two base and home run. Jorgens Bell and Coleman drive in the runs while Knott allows 11 hits in five innings before Malone relieves. Errors by Malone Crosetti and Bell aid the New York win with strong relief by Malone and Mahaffey.
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Clift
Rolfe
Solters
Coleman
Gehrig
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Selkir
West
O'Chapman
Hemsley
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Carey
Jorgens
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Malone
Pepper
Bronca
Mahaffey
Bejma
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Dimaggio
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Two Western Loop Players In Fight Will Not Be Fined
SIOUX CITY AP. Dr. A J McLaughlin president of the Western league said no fines would be assessed for Hack Wilson and Hugh Luby after a brief fight in the ninth inning of Des Moines at Sioux City. He reserved decision after conferring with Umpire Les Williams and commended players for stopping the trouble.
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A. J. McLaughlin
Hack Wilson
Hugh Luby
Des Moines
McLaughlin
Les Williams
Williams
Trinity Methodist Softball Team Seeks Games
The Trinity Methodist softball team, leader of the Church Open league, seeks matches with fast teams in the territory. Managers should contact Ralph Macnamara, manager, at 27867 or his home, 115 Fifteenth street.
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Trinity Methodist
Ralph Macnamara
Fifteenth Street
O'Mahoney Defeats Strack In 26 Minute Lancaster Bout
Danno O'Mahoney from Ireland, weighing 228 pounds, toppled Charley Strack of New York in 26 minutes and 46 seconds in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The Associated Press report notes O'Mahoney won two straight falls.
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Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Charley Strack
New York
York
Curley’s no hit no run win over Kenwood tops Church Open
Jack Curley pitched a brilliant no hit no run game for First Evangelical moundsman striking out twenty as Kenwood managed only three hits and two balls in play in a 1 0 victory Hanna suffered the loss with three hits allowed and a scoreless start until the seventh Trinity Methodist upset league leaders 6 to 2 Calvary Baptist beat Church of the Brethren 7 to 5 in other church league action St James rallied to defeat Second Christian 6 to 3 Trinity Lutheran St Pauls and Central also won
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Cubs Begin New Home Winning Streak in 1936 Race
The Chicago Cubs beat the Phillies 3 to 0 at Wrigley as Larry French returns to form with a complete game eight hits and six strikeouts. The win places the Cubs one and a half games behind the second place New York club and five behind the league leader St Louis.
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Jacobs accuses Louis of loaded gloves before big bout
Joe Jacobs, Max Schmeling's manager, charges Joe Louis wore loaded gloves in sensational fights and hints the boxing commission will address the issue at an upcoming meeting. He demands deputies to bandage hands and says he will be watching closely during the Yankee Stadium heavyweight bout.
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Pittsburgh
Natie Brown
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Standings and Results Across Baseball and Basketball Leagues
Standings show Davenport leading with 16 wins in the league, Six City and Waterloo tied at 14, Cedar Rapids and Des Moines near middle with 14 and 12. Yesterday's results include Cedar Rapids 7 Davenport 4 and Sioux City 9 Des Moines 4. Upcoming games feature Sioux City at Cedar Rapids and Omaha at Des Moines. Baseball matchups list St Louis, Boston, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn with varied records and recent scores. Monday results note Cincinnati over New York and Chicago over Philadelphia.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Report
Milwaukee 12 Indianapolis 2. Kansas City 2, Louisville 3 in ten innings. Minneapolis 8 Columbus 4. St. Paul 6 Toledo 3. Milwaukee leads with 31 wins, 21 losses. St. Paul 31 24 and Columbus 29 21.
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